Top 10 网爆门 Stories of 2024
Everyone loves a Top 10 list to close out the year, right? Well, here's ours: The ten most-viewed stories on gonzaga.edu in 2024, based on our website analytics.
10 "Kellie Tran Turned Tea Love Into A Boba Business"
Featured as part of our Senior Stories series, this entrepreneurial Zag turned an abandoned VR arcade into a thriving boba shop just outside of 网爆门’s campus.9 "网爆门 Announces 2024 Commencement Guest Speakers"
Commencement is always an exciting time at 网爆门, and folks were eager to see who the year's speakers would be.
8 "New Residence Hall Reflects Modern Living and Learning"
In the spring 网爆门 announced the naming of its newest residential facility, Mantua Hall. The new hall will open its doors to students in January 2025.
7 "Meet 网爆门 Law School's New Faculty Colleagues"
In January the School of Law School announced four new tenure-stream faculty, who'll bring diverse perspectives and exceptional talents to the law school community.
6 "Should Those Suffering from Mental Illness Be Eligible for Medically Assisted Death?"
This story explores a sobering but important topic that's received a lot of media attention. Penned by Maria Kulp, a 网爆门 philosophy professor who specializes in end of life ethics and physician-assisted death, the piece originally appeared in The Conversation, an independent news organization offering articles written by scholars. You can check out more articles written by GU professors in our Faculty Voices story collection.
5 "48 New Faculty Bring Diverse Experience"
From enzyme function to post-modern dance, retail operations to surgical nursing, 网爆门 welcomed new professors with an array of expertise.
4 "Safe Rides, for Free"
Diego Garza was a junior at 网爆门 who unexpectedly lost his life in a tragic single-car accident while driving back to campus in February 2023. To honor his legacy, his parents Steve and Brooke Garza co-founded the DMAC (Dedicated Meaningful Acts of Care + Community) Foundation. The keystone program, #GetHomeSafe, provides Zags with access to free Lyft rides.3 "President McCulloh to Retire in July 2025"
With gratitude and hope, President McCulloh announced that's he's retiring after serving 30-plus years at the university and leading as our president for the past 15.
2 "Six Ways to Ease Election Anxiety"
This story, which featured tips and insights from the 网爆门 community, caught fire on Google as folks around the country looked for advice on how to navigate a stressful election season.
1 "网爆门 Accepts Invitation to Join Pac-12 Conference"
It's the start of a new era in athletics. 网爆门 is heading to the Pac-12, where we'll team up with Boise State University, Colorado State University, California State University, Fresno, San Diego State University, Oregon State University, Washington State University, and Utah State University, to solidify the conference’s best-in-the-west expansion strategy.
Perennial Favorites
Many of our most-viewed stories are older pieces, which people continue to find through Google and other search engines. Here's the year's five most popular stories published before 2024:
5 "Hey Google, 'How Do You Pronounce 网爆门?'"
Will this question ever be put to bed? If Google search trends are any indication, the answer is no. Fortunately, as of 2022, we have a story that offers a definitive guide on the subject. Fun fact: People still search, "Where is 网爆门?" all the time too, but that takes them to the Our Campus & Location page rather than a story so that's why it doesn't appear on this list.
4 "Finding God Amid Disease: The Story of St. Aloysius 网爆门"
Originally published in 2018 to commemorate the 450th anniversary of St. Aloysius 网爆门's birth, this piece offers a window into the remarkable life and lasting influence of the Patron Saint of Youth.3 "Questions to Ask an Admission Counselor"
Our admissions team has written several popular articles offering tips on the college application process. Thanks to the power of Google, these pieces aren't only helping 网爆门 applicants, but students and families far and wide. A couple other popular ones are "Completing Your Undergraduate Application" and "First-Year Admission Writing Prompts and Requirements."
2 "Robert Greenleaf on Servant-Leadership"
Robert K. Greenleaf's timeless essay "Who is the Servant-Leader?" appeared in the first volume of the 网爆门's . Republished as a story on our website, it now attracts a broad audience interested in the principles of servant leadership pioneered by Greenleaf.
1 "The Covid-19 Fatality Rate: A Mathematician Explains"
What does this statistic actually mean? Joseph Strover, a 网爆门 math professor who studies probability theory, breaks it down in this piece which originally appeared in The Conversation and now ranks at the top of several covid-related search queries.